Question

I have 3 functions that invoke a json response

function one gives:

{
    "IT_INFO": {
        "CARNET": "999250 ",
        "CEDULA": "000013724224",
        "NOMBRE": "pedro ",
        "SEGNOMBRE": "salomon ",
        "APELLIDO": "Perez ",
        "SEGAPELLIDO": "Perza ",
        "EMAIL": "[e-mail] ",
        "IAP": "0.00",
        "IAA": "0.00"
    }
}

second function :

{
    "HISTORICOP": [
        {
            "MATERIA": "PROCESOS DEL LENGUAJE ",
            "NOTA": "7 ",
            "ANIO": "2000",
            "PERIODO": "001",
            "ENEMENOSUNO": "Ordinaria. Estado por defecto "
        }
    ]
}

third function:

{
    "HORARIO": [
        {
            "CODIGO": "BERSP01 ",
            "MATERIA": " COMPUTADOR ",
            "AULA": "A1-102 ",
            "PROFESOR": "Quintero Moros, Nelson ",
            "HORARIO": "TU WE FR 08:00-10:00 "
        }
    ]
}

How should it come out so the function JSON.parse(str) will read it?

str = [func1,func2,func3] ??

or

str = [[func1],[func2],[func3]]?

or??? any ideas???

Answer 1

I assume you parse the JSON in JavaScript.

Normally you should not build JSON “manually”, but in this case it does not seem to be too bad:

var objs = JSON.parse('[' + [func1(), func2(), func3()].join(',') + ']');

This creates a JSON array with the three objects returned by the functions.

Alternatively you can parse the responses individually:

var objs = [func1(), func2(), func3()];
for(var i = objs.length; i--; ) {
   objs[i] = JSON.parse(objs[i]);
}

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Of course you have to do things differently if the functions don’t return the JSON but make some Ajax request…